Katherine Elrod

Since the personal computer brought word processing applications to the masses instead of in the hands of professional assistants with dictionaries, we’ve been gaining reliance on spell-check to bail us out of careless writing habits.

How do you know if your digital efforts are paying off?

Can your business self and your personal self peacefully co-exist on social media?

Here’s a look at recent tech news you need to know. Or not.

A growing percentage of the work force is working remotely at least some of the time, those that aren’t want to be, and the yeoman’s share of knowledge-worker jobs are able to be done outside of the office.

Responsive design has a lot of complex technical elements to it, but what you as a business executive need to know is it involves formatting that is device-aware.

The only way I ever learned anything was by messing up. Unfortunately, that is the case with most of us. Still we would be abrogating our responsibilities if we didn’t pass on some cautionary wisdom gained from our experiences.

The question of whether technology is a time-saver or time-waster is still open to discussion for many people.

A digital workflow reduces expense (like printing costs) and increases collaboration, saving time and streamlining operations.

Decades after the phrase was first coined, we are still struggling to have a paperless office (or lifestyle), and we are drowning in the information we generate.